1. 52" Full HD 1080p HDTV LED-TV with 120Hz Fine Motion Enhanced
2. 10-Bit processing and Crystalucent coating Technology
3. UltraBrilliant LED System
4. 4 HDMI terminals, PC input, RS-232C Input, AQUOS Net, USB Photo Viewer
5. 4ms response time

Editorial Review :

With the introduction of the LC52LE700UN, Sharp combines its legendary AQUOS LCD panel technology with a newly developed, proprietary Full Array LED backlight system to create picture quality that is second to none. The LC52LE700UN illustrates Sharp's LCD technology leadership while also demonstrating its LED engineering advantages. Sharp's Ultra Brilliant LED system illuminates the TV to extremely high brightness and contrast levels and enables significant environmental benefits such as longer life expectancy, no heavy metals and lower power consumption. At the same time, the new XGen LCD Panel utilizes an ingeniously devised pixel design that permits more light to pass through even while minimizing light leakage, with the result being the deepest black levels that AQUOS has ever achieved. Overall, the LC52LE700UN shows that with Sharp, it's not just LED… it's AQUOS LED.

Customer Review :

YOU Will be Happy! = - )

You won't go wrong with it. Take away the ECO friendly settings; because, it will hamper your excellent bright vision view! I need lights on in the room just to look at the T.V. when I take away ECO mode.

Remember the days, sun beaming down on your T.V and you can't see A THING?

No worries with this T.V ... Take away the ECO setting during ULTRA sun light through the glass window and you will still see good picture.

I could see my reflection like a mirror before I turned the T.V on for the first time.

Worth every ONE HUNDRED and SEVENTY THOUSAND PENNNIES .

Saving money with the electricity bill. IT DOES NOT HEAT UP LIKE A TYPICALLY LCD HIGH DEFINITION TV ... which is bad, I have to use electricity for the heater in the living room just to stay warm.









Rating :

Great TV with one big flaw...

Bought this TV as I really liked the picture quality compared to other sets.
I've owned Samsung LN-52B750 before and got rid of it due to poor viewing
angle, lots of motion artifacts, unacceptable lag for gaming and bad shadow details.
Saw this TV in a store and really liked it.
This TV has none of the shortcomings of the B750 - better viewing angles,
virtually no lag. Contrast is also very good without loss of the shadow details.
It would be definitely a keeper, BUT...
The first time I've turned it on it was extremely bright (thanks to the LED backlight).
So I've tried to adjust the backlight to set it to a lower level, but sliding the
backlight control had no affect. Swithing the OPC on did nothing either.
I was surprised, since I own another 5 year old Sharp that has the same UI control
and never had any issues with it.
After about 35-40 minutes I've noticed that the backlight level stated to dim
and got to the level that was set in the menu. After a couple of days of investigating
this I've concluded that the TV needs to "warm up" time in order to control the backlight
and the OPC to work. That just did not make sense. So I called Sharp and they set over a tech.
The tech guy came, saw the problem and replaced power supply board - it did not help.
Then he replaced the main board - the TV did not power up after that.
He came back next week with another main board - same story.
He put the original main board back and left. After that I've called Sharp and they offered
to replace the TV. A week later the new TV came with EXACTLY the same problem.
What I've noticed later is that the colder is surrounding room temperature the more time it takes
for the backlight to work properly. At about 65-66F it takes around 40 minutes.
At 69-70 it takes about 15 - 20 minutes. I thought I had just a bad set, but it looks like
there is an issue with this model line now.
Note: This TV is super bright at the max backlight level and it just hurts your eyes when
trying to watch it in the dim environment or at night (plus all the blacks become grey).
So I've called Sharp again and asked for the refund. They were ready to send me a third TV.
It is a pity, I really liked this set.

P.S. I've found several people on the AVS forum who had the same problem and returned the sets.


Rating :

Awesome TV for the price!

I highly recommend this TV! I could not be happier with it. Picture quality is great. Nice deep blacks, and images look very sharp and have "pop" to them. Setting it up was a breeze as well. As almost everyone else has mentioned, the TV's sound quality is pretty mediocre. Luckily I have it hooked up to a surround sound system so it is not an issue for me. Blu Rays,my HD-DVD's, and my Xbox360 and PS3 games all look jaw dropping awesome.

I use to have my 56 inch Samsung LED DLP 1080p TV hooked up in my media room but now I have my Aquos there and moved my Samsung downstairs into the family room. Even though they are both 1080p sets, there is a huge difference in picture quality between my Aquos and Samsung. The Aquos just blows it away. I'm sure alot of that has to do with the contrast ratio (Aquos has up to a 2,000,000:1 ratio as compared to 15,000:1 on my Samsung). Not to mention the 120hz also add to the picture quality.

Bottom line, this TV is worth every penny and I could not be happier with it. If picture quality is important to you, then you will not regret purchasing this TV. However, if you do not have a surround sound system and audio quality is important to you, be warned that you may be disappointed with the sound that comes out from this set but is not bad enough to deter you away from purchasing this TV.

Rating :

Great Value/Great Viewing Experience

We moved from a 27" SDTV to this. What an amazing difference! When it first arrived, the Satellite TV folks had not yet hooked us up for HD, so we used it for a week as a big SD set. The picture quality was pretty good for broadcast, and was very good for standard DVD, but, without the HD input, it was just a big screen TV. When the Satellite folks finally showed up to install the HD, --- wow! What an amazing picture! The sound is pretty good as is, but it also offers the options of standard sound out, digital coax or digital optical. That was important to us, because the audio box we have has digital coax input, but no optical input. We do not have a home theater system, so we run the sound through our stereo for movies, but use the onboard speakers for normal viewing. Works well. I have one complaint, though. The picture is so good in HD, that we often find ourselves paging through the daily line-up and skipping right over the non-HD channels. Actually, the SD content is pretty good on this set; it is just that the HD is phenomenal. We've had the thing for a couple of months now, and we are very satisfied. Next purchase - a BlueRay player.

Rating :

Great Value

Overall, I am extremely impressed with the quality of the TV for the price. I read many reviews here on amazon as well as other sites and I have to say the "pros" and "cons" I kept reading about were pretty accurate. They are as follows:

Pros: Price, Brilliant color (as expected from LED), Plenty of inputs, Looks good from all angles

Cons: Blacks not as deep as other more expensive LED TVs, Does not pass through 5.1

I can expand on the first con I have listed here without getting too technical. Basically the backlighting engine is 'all or nothing'... meaning if there is anything bright in the screen, then the whole screen is well lit, even the parts that should be black. It's not a huge deal, still looks great... but just be aware that more expensive LED TVs are definitely better at displaying deep blacks at the same time they are displaying bright colors. This is really only evident in dark shows and movies... any outdoor scenes, sports events, etc look amazing.

The second con is not a problem for me because I send the 5.1 signals directly from my 'toys' to my surround receiver, i don't run them through my TV.

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5. 4ms response time

Editorial Review :

With the introduction of the LC40LE700UN, Sharp combines its legendary AQUOS LCD panel technology with a newly developed, proprietary Full Array LED backlight system to create picture quality that is second to none. The LC40LE700UN illustrates Sharp's LCD technology leadership while also demonstrating its LED engineering advantages. Sharp's Ultra Brilliant LED system illuminates the TV to extremely high brightness and contrast levels and enables significant environmental benefits such as longer life expectancy, no heavy metals and lower power consumption. At the same time, the new XGen LCD Panel utilizes an ingeniously devised pixel design that permits more light to pass through even while minimizing light leakage, with the result being the deepest black levels that AQUOS has ever achieved. Overall, the LC40LE700UN shows that with Sharp, it's not just LED… it's AQUOS LED.

Customer Review :

Titanbound

Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R2KM3G0IUGXTDH I previously owned the xbr4 and 6 and,sad to say this tv is my favorite.You may not agree with it because of its presets(default picture settings),but with pro calibration and a dice of your own,you will be impressed.Some and many even pros say the 120hrt isnt present,but the thing is it is.I spent time calibrating my set for best picture possible and finding differences between motionflow and motion enhanced.Motionflow has a more lively on set feel with very obvious artifacts when high but,this is why Sharp has pulled me in.Motion enhanced creates the lively blend,you see if you have 20/20 vision like myself you will notice the effect to dramatically make you feel onset but also watching a movie,pure greatness.Im rating 24p 48/50 movies and 60p 100/120 games based on my gtx 280 and blu ray Playback,so imagine the effects of pure video plus nvidia control panal settings of 100% sharpness and 100% noise reduction with cuda.The tv may fall short if you only watch dtv but hdtv also shines.I also had heat issues before with my xbr brands,but this set barely pumps heat and is very light;no 1 eco friendly set in the world.Im planning on buying another set.Believe me the price is a steal,cant wait to play god of war 3 bottom line this is a must buy for hardcore gamers and day to day movie watchers 5 star general.

Rating :

Great TV for the price.

My first impression of this TV was that it looked like a very large computer monitor. It isn't a looker that's for sure, but once you get past that it is a very good TV. It had no dead pixels and all of the functions are easy to use and work as advertised. I also have an older Samsung 40" LCD and this one beats it in image quality by a rather large margin. The set did require some tweaking to improve the picture quality, but was acceptable out of the box.

One caveat is that you can't use the analog PC input at the display's native 1920x1080 resolution, it's quite easy to work around with a DVI to HDMI adapter cable. Not many computers use the old VGA ports these days and I bet analog will not be supported at all on TVs in the near future.

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Beautiful, Affordable Big Screen-This is a steal!

I cant say enough about how great this tv is. The new ultra brilliant color display with LED backlighting is superb and ive never seen a more clear cut, sharp, clear tv before. The color is amazing, the blacks are so deep but the rest of the color so vibrant and clear. The sound quality is great too. I mainly got this tv to watch blue ray movies and play my playstation 3 in HDMI and the picture quality in unmatched. I previously had a 32' Vizio LCD and this tv blows it out of the water. I highly recommend this tv to any gamer or anyone who loves to watch very action packed, graphic movies. This was a steal!

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Great TV for the price!

After purchasing a Sharp Aquos 42" LCD last year, and spending quite a bit of time doing research to find that particular set, I found myself wanting a smaller HDTV that I could easily put in my car and take with me when I travel to and from my work location. I wasn't really looking for an LED, just wanting to find something cheap with a decent picture. Then I saw this set from Sharp, and with the price, it seemed too good to pass up. Compared to my 42" Aquos LCD I would say that this one is really nice, but I still feel like my 42" is better. One of the top reasons is the sound quality on this set doesn't seem up to par. I keep my volume at 19 when viewing, but there is a noticeable difference between this one and my other set. If you're going to hook it up to a home theater system, I suppose this wouldn't really matter. Of the 4 HDMI inputs, I have been unable to get HDMI Input #5 to work. It has a ton of features so you can tweak to perfection. The auto-contrast function seemed to make the picture too dark, but once turning it off, the picture is just what I want. I love the remote, the button layout is about as close to perfect for me, very intuitive - the backlighting on the remote could be improved. One function I really like about this set, is that its Menu options are Input specific (i.e. if I am using the HDMI port, it doesn't show Channel/Cable options, just options that relate to the HDMI). The set is very light, easy to move. All in all, I really like this LED TV, and for the low price - I love it. Another great product from Sharp.

Rating :

Sharp Aquos LC40LE700UN HDTV

This TV set is truly marvelous. The picture is accurate and sharp and the digital/analog tuner is superb. I have my set hooked to a Dishnetwork DVR receiver using the supervideo cable and a twenty-four year old Carver Magnetic Field receiver. It is practically the same as being in a movie theater where I control the picture and the sound. Instead of popcorn we have caviar, fine cheddar and Cabernet Sauvignon.

The Sharp LED system gives results superior to sets costing $10,000.00 USD ten years ago. Good things come to those who wait. This TV schmecks.

Tomorrow I will buy a high quality HDMI cable to connect to my Sony DVD/CD player. I better not show this to my neighbor across the street. He paid $12,000.00 for his plasma TV 8 years ago. My set weighs 30 pounds and eats 90 watts and his weighs 200 pounds and eats 500 watts. Life is not fair.....ha,ha,ha!

Tim Frohlick, Capt. USAF ret. Biomedical Science Corps

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1. 32" HDTV LCD-TV
2. Advanced Super View / Black TFT Panel
3. 6ms Response Time
4. 3 HDMI, 1 PC Input
5. Black Cabinet

Editorial Review :

The elegant AQUOS LC-32D47UT easily enhances the decor of any family room, living room or den. With a 16:9 aspect ratio, HDTV resolution of 1366 x 768 and breathtaking color purity, it is a next-generation TV to carry you into the high-definition future. The LC-32D47UT utilizes Sharp's proprietary Advanced Super View / Black TFT Panel providing high contrast ratio, 6ms response time and wide viewing angles (176°H x 176°V). The LC-32D47U includes HDTVs with built-in ATSC / QAM / NTSC tuners, 3 HDMI and HD component video inputs as well as a D-sub, 15-pin input for PC compatibility. The LC-32D47UT features a black cabinet and the included table stand easily removes for wall mounting applications.

Customer Review :

Great TV

After doing some research on 32in TVs, I was deciding between getting a Sharp, Panasonic or Sony television (I trust Japanese brands b/c of quality and reliability). I came across this television for $320 brand new and could not resist because of the pricing and Aquo's strong reputation. I was skeptical before I ordered but is amazed by this TV upon receiving it. People complain about the picture quality because the calibration for this is pretty difficult. But after taking some time to adjust and tune the television (temp setting on mid-low, contrast 35, tint 8, etc...), the picture is pretty accurate and has deep blacks. For the price I paid for this television, I would say I got an AMAZING deal and I recommend this TV for entry level homes.

Rating :

Received defective product

Ordered this TV and received within the promised timeframe. Upon hooking it up, noticed that there was a bright red "crack" from the top edge of the LCD screen going about 2/3rds of the way down. It seemed like the screen was broken, but upon closer inspection it is probably the "crystal" in the LCD that has cracked. The crack looks just like one on a car windshield, except that it glows red when the TV is turned on. Especially noticable when subject matter is darker.

Have requested for a replacement since I think the TV is still a good buy based on reviews on other web sites. Will post update once the replacement is received.

UPDATE: Amazon's replacement service is excellent. Received replacement TV within 3 days and it is easy to send back the defective item. Have hooked the new TV up and it works great. Here are the pros & cons.
PROS: Good bedroom TV. Sound is ok, but would not be adequate in larger (living) room. Picture is very good and but had to make some adjustments to bring it to our liking.
CONS: Clumsy remote and very very small font on text that displays when you press MENU (to adjust settings etc.) I have to sit at 6 feet or less to work through the menu items.

Overall, a good buy for the money and a great 2nd TV.

Rating :

Outstanding Unit

The picture quality is quite sharp and colors are brilliant on this TV.

The unit was easy to set-up upon arrival: just screw in some bolts to attach the stand to the TV. The stand seems to be sturdy.

This unit includes several different types of inputs, including: RCA, three HDMI, component, PC, coax. All of the inputs mean that it is easy to plug several different things into it and not have to keep unplugging to do something different. We currently have a Wii, upconverting DVD player, a computer, standard cable, and a Nintendo 64 plugged into it.

Anyone with a widescreen knows the annoyances with trying to watch TV signal in 4:3 format on your 16:9 TV. This TV has input setting called "S. Stretch" that fills up your TV with the 4:3 without stretching the signal out too far or cutting off the top and/or bottom of the signal. Something that is not always handled as well on other widescreen TVs.

I also like the remote that comes with the unit. It quickly become quite intuitive for me and included a couple of good features. For instance, you can "freeze" the image on the screen (it doesn't pause TV like a DVR, but is more like taking a snapshot of what's on your screen while the live feed continues on) - not a "must have" feature, but kind of fun to use when you want to debate whether or not the football player was in or out-of-bounds or to read the note Chuck Lorre always puts up at the end of "The Big Bang Theory." Also, the remote has 4 color-coded buttons where you can set your favorite channels (up to 4 on each button) for the ability to quickly scroll through the channels you watch most.

Overall, I'm a proud owner of this TV and would recommend it.



Rating :

Terrible Disappointment

I will preface this review by saying that I don't know much about TVs. I purchased this model because I have had great experience with Sharp Aquos in the past.

The picture is WAY. TOO. DARK. Adjusting the contrast and brightness blew out the color and everything looked over-exposed. There was no setting at which the brightness looked good; it was either washed out or too dark. The problem is that we did not have the option to adjust the blacklight for some reason. The set also attracted dust in a way I have never seen before. The glossy coating is rather cheap and "lumpy" looking - there are imperfections that cause light to reflect in a warped manner. It just looked cheap and poorly constructed.

We returned the set and ordered the Samsung 32" 720p Samsung LN32B360 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV and it is PERFECT.

Rating :

One of the Very Best


I have had this TV for a bit over a month now. I have no complaints whatsoever. The picture is fantastic, clear and vivid. The color is true and the picture adjustments seem limitless. Set up was a snap. All my devices work flawlessly -dvd, vcr, computer, Roku etc. I love this TV. It really is next generation and at the price represents the best value for me. I looked at many, many HDTV offerings before selecting the Aquos. I am very glad I did. It's better than most costing hundreds more. The only negative I can find is the sound quality. It is a little weak but no more than others in this size. It is a very small gripe because I run the sound through a set of compact computer speakers with a sub and it sounds great.

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4. 4ms response time
5. Spectral Contrast Engine XD for Deep Black Level

Editorial Review :

The AQUOS LC52E77U sets a new standard for large-screen flat-panel TVs. With Full HD 1080p resolution and an elegant new design, the LC52E77U produces a breathtaking picture quality that is second to none. The LC52E77U utilizes Sharp's proprietary Advanced Super View Superlucent / Black TFT Panel with Spectral Contrast Engine XD, providing high Contrast Ratio, 4ms response time and wide viewing angles (176°H x 176°V). In addition, the LC52E77U includes 120HZ Fine Motion Enhanced for the ultimate in fast-motion image processing. The LC52E77U has built-in ATSC / QAM / NTSC tuners and include 5 HDMI inputs, compatible with 1080p signals, and 2 HD 1080p component video inputs. The LC52E77U features a sleek piano black cabinet with subtle recessed bottom-mounted speakers. The included table stand features swivel capability for viewing angle convenience, and is also easily removed for wall-mounting applications.

Customer Review :

Great TV

I picked up this tv feb. 5 2010 and all I can say is what a great tv. Had it set up and working in 15 min. Regular cable is so so but thats not the tv's fault. I got the HD box and service from comcast and wow, what a picture. Supurb picture with a sony 1080p upscaling dvd player. Super picture also with the computer. Have a dual output graphics card with dvi output. I adapted the dvi to an hdmi cable and now have the most awesome 52 inch monitor.****************INSTALLATION NOTE: When connecting your computer you MUST use input 6, hdmi or pc cables.YOU MUST HAVE AN AUDIO INPUT TO GO WITH THE VIDEO INPUT EVEN WITH A HDMI CABLE. There is a 1/8" diameter audio input jack in between the computer video inputs on the back of the tv and thats what I am using. The tv will not recognize the computer without video AND audio input together it will give you an "incompatible audio input error" message. It took me a bit to figure this out. Lets see. The tv only has 20 watts speaker output so the sound is only fair. I have the tv volume off and am running the audio out from th tv to a home theater reciever which sounds great. I love this tv lets see how long it lasts. Register online with sharp and the will increase the warranty. by 3 months. I think I will still purchase an SquareTrade 3-Year Electronics Warranty.





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I like it but...

We love it 4 stars worth! I really appreciate the lady who left the settings for the picture in her review. They help tremendously. We watch old westerns on satellite and they seem to come in very dark and it's difficult brightening them. anyone got a suggestion? Otherwise, the vista is amazing! The sound leaves much to be desired but we will hook up to our surround player. Delivery was quick and efficient and the Amazon card really helps spread out the payments. Overall it's a thumb's up and 4 stars!

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52" LCD has an excellent picture and even better with Blu Ray 1080p

I bought this TV on sale for $1299.99. Prior to buying I had my heart set on a 50" Panasonic Plasma 1080p. Walking into the store I noticed this model from 75 feet away...and it stood out picture quality wise against Samsung, Sony, Panasonic, and Toshiba. I got it home and hooked up to a blu ray...that is where this baby shines...also...sports such as hockey, golf, and football really make the picture look amazing. Literally, watching golf made me like I was in the tee box with the player. I would highly recommend this LCD to anyone who is looking at buying this size set. It is well worth the money at $1699.99.

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Great Balance of Features vs. Price

I've owned my Sharp LC52E77U for six months now. Paid $1507 and received it early June 2009. I shopped lots of sets and felt that this was a great set of features for the price in this size screen. It's my 1st HD LCD and the picture quality is superb. I have not had any problems with the set and would recommend others purchase the set at the current lower price. There will always be new bells and whistles, but I am very happy with this set and don't feel that I would need (or use) a set with more features.

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Great TV for Blu Ray, HD TV and Gaming!

Wow. I had been looking at 1080p 120hz TVs for at least 6 months. I lost track of how many reviews, articles and forums I visited during that time frame during my search for information on the best buys and TVs to avoid.

I had my heart set on a Samsung, but one look at this Sharp on the floor at my local costco and I was hooked.

The picture is great. I would rate it equal to the high dollar Samsung red line TV my folks have. Blu Rays look awesome, my FIOS HD service is phenomenal and gaming with my PS3 is an exciting experience.

The TV has everything you need, a ton of HDMI hookups, easy to use remote and on screen menus to name a few.

The only negative aspect of the TV is the sound. It is adequate for normal use, but if you are used to any type of surround sound you will be wanting more than the built in speakers. I did have a Sony surround sound system, but it was of an older variety and didn't have the HDMI or optical outputs. I ended up hooking up my Bose Ipod dock to the TV....sounds great!!

In my opinion this is a ton of TV for the bucks! Costco had it for $1300....



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Editorial Review :

The AQUOS LC60E77UN sets a new standard for large-screen flat-panel TVs. With Full HD 1080p resolution and an elegant new design, the LC60E77UN produces a breathtaking picture quality that is second to none. The LC60E77UN utilizes Sharp's proprietary Advanced Super View Superlucent / Black TFT Panel with Spectral Contrast Engine XD, providing high Contrast Ratio, 4ms response time and wide viewing angles (176 H x 176 V). In addition, the LC60E77UN includes 120HZ Fine Motion Enhanced for the ultimate in fast-motion image processing. The LC60E77UN has built-in ATSC / QAM / NTSC tuners and include 4 HDMI inputs, compatible with 1080p signals, and 2 HD 1080p component video inputs. The LC60E77UN features a sleek black with champagne gold accent cabinet with subtle recessed bottom-mounted speakers.

Customer Review :

motion blur/pixelation woes....

was so excited to receive this big boy to replace my 50 inch hitachi plasma, moved now to my bedroom....all seemed ok at first, HD looked real good, sound pretty good for a flat screen. Then the motion sped up....first was The Hulk...watching it with my kids, I got increasingly frustrated at the motion blurring and pixelation whenever there was a chase scene...I tried to switch b/w 120hz and 60 hz but it just got worse, and I also played around with all the film settings to no avail. Then came the Super Bowl...on any closeups, the main player stays in focus, and everyone around him blurs and pixelates at game speed - very frustrating. Two grand on a T.V. should give you better satisfaction than that. Also, switched to LCD to reduce glare in the first place, and this screen has about 70% as much glare as my 3 yr. old plasma, which, by the way, has no motion blur at all. Amazon, being the pros that they are, are making good on everything for me, and I think my next purchase, after ad-nauseum research, will be the Samsung 58-inch B650 series (beware...the 800 series is seriously overpriced and seriously overheats!) The Aquos' blacks also look purple unless you're viewing straight on. Sorry, Sharp, I really wanted to love this t.v., but for two large, i'm just not feeling it.

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Best TV I've ever had

I had a 65" Mitsubishi HD that I bought in 2002...not quit the same kind of HD. The Sharp just blows it away! Not fair to compare rear projection to LCD, but man am I satisfied! The Bluray, when used is just outstanding. I mounted the Sharp above our fireplace, and now our living room is so much larger. I was not concerned at all about the TV sound as it is hooked up to my surround sound system...I love it!
Would have only been better if I had managed to go and shop before Christmas and got that good price, but hey, you snooze, you lose! Get one, you won't be disappointed!

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Pass thru?

Nice TV, But I can not figure out if the Optical Out offers 5.1 Dolby Digtal pass through...

I like to wire my components directly to the TV, then one audio (optical) cable to my amp... Can anyone help me?

Rating :

weak speaker

It is funny such a big TV has such weak speakers. It must be a design error. Louder, louder, please! Otherwise, everything is excellent. I love the TV.

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Sharp Aquos LC-60E77UN

Great flat panel big screen. I already had a LC-C6077UN and loved it so I was worried about the gold bezel mainly because it was $500 cheaper, but you don't even notice it. It looks like reflection off of my tv stand. The two tv's are identical. Sound quality I can't speak on I use a 5.1 surround sound system. I still come in the room a month later and smerk at the size of this monster. I love it.

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